Tips to make your dishes look appetizing
Whether you’ve prepared a plateful of meat or a simple yogurt bowl, here are some tips for making your dish more appetizing to the eye and to the camera!
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Recreating Berkeley Social Club’s Millionaire’s Bacon
One of the highlights of having brunch at Berkeley Social Club is the Millionaire’s Bacon. It is thick cut and flavorful — sweet, smoky, and lightly spiced.
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It’s time for you to buy an air fryer
In the world of kitchen appliances, there is one item that you cannot escape from: air fryers. If you need a little push to buy one, check out this list!
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Healthy soft drink alternatives to flavor your life
Here are my favorite healthy soda alternatives that pack in more flavor than water while also being low in calories and containing no artificial sweeteners.
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Testing out unconventional pregnancy food cravings
Pregnancy food cravings can seem pretty weird. Then again, if I was growing life inside of me, I would eat whatever the hell I wanted, too.
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Flavorful beef stock to make you feel like a professional chef
Stocks and broths are one of the oldest forms of cooking. Beef stock is perfect for French onion soup or as a base for countless other soups!
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Simple, healthy tomato appetizers
Whenever I am tasked with cooking a fancy meal, I always check for tomatoes in the fridge, because a tomato with a bit of touch up can never go wrong as an appetizer. These tomato dishes (or plates) are super simple and healthy yet fancy to make for any formal or informal event, including a romantic dinner or a quick hearty snack.
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3 easy, refreshing mango recipes for summer
With the mango season at its peak, now is the perfect time to experiment with some new recipes. Here are some easy yet refreshing mango recipes to not just satisfy your cravings, but also beat the heat.
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Steamed egg: A staple side dish in Asian cuisine
Warm, smooth and savory, steamed egg is a popular side dish in many Asian countries such as Japan (referred to as chawanmushi), Korea (gyeranjjim) and China (zheng dan). Although it may look complicated, it’s actually a simple dish and can be made by a beginner. Moreover, the dish is versatile and can be easily tailored based on one’s own preferences. Here’s how you can make it in no time!
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Simple, delicious chocolate tart for your pastry cravings
With their crisp shortcrust pastry and delicious filling, tarts are one of my favorite baked goods. Making one yourself is simpler than you think!
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